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YOUR RESEARCHCan anyone find a part number for this?

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replaced the internal o-ring using a kit.
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Test smokes like a chimney

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I can�t find on vacuum diagram, but when I tested smokes like a chimney.
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Use elbow

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Only 99 cars used the elbow.
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Use elbow, late 99 (

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Almost correct, only 98 and "early 99" models used the elbow, late 99 (
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Use auto atlanta

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Most every one here uses Auto Atlanta for the parts diagrams, they are much more user friendly than others.
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replaced the internal o-ring using a kit.
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I can�t find on vacuum diagram, but when I tested smokes like a chimney.
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Can anyone find a part number for this?

Use auto atlanta

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Most every one here uses Auto Atlanta for the parts diagrams, they are much more user friendly than others.
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Use elbow

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Only 99 cars used the elbow.
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Use elbow, late 99 (

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Almost correct, only 98 and "early 99" models used the elbow, late 99 (
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I can�t find on vacuum diagram, but when I tested smokes like a chimney. Has anyone else replaced and can provide me the part number?

POST 2Original post

I believe the part number is: 999 230 498 40 These appear to be different between the 996.1 & 996.2 though. (1 piece vs 2-piece) It's in the Intake Distributor diagram. @cun65458 replaced the internal o-ring using a kit. Perhaps he will chime in.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you, that looks like it. On the diagram it shows on the opposite end on the driver’s side compared to what it is on my car. It’s a 996.1 so maybe that is the difference.

POST 4Original post

No, both the 996.1 & 996.2 are on the Bank 1 air distributor near cylinder 1, and the alternator.

POST 5Original post

Only 99 cars used the elbow. After that was a one piece design. 99611015152

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 18627255

Almost correct, only 98 and "early 99" models used the elbow, late 99 ( >>99xs6 26671 >>99xs6 55500) and all others were one piece...

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I get this diagram when I search on a Porsche dealership website, but 23 is the same part number. Also says fits my year. On what site did you find that diagram?

POST 8Original post

Quotes source post: 18628236

part #3 has different numbers for different years. https://www.design911.co.uk/diagrams/d/40850/

POST 9Original post

Most every one here uses Auto Atlanta for the parts diagrams, they are much more user friendly than others. The drawing on your diagram is for a 2.5 liter 97-99 Boxster is why the Power Brake Booster fitting is on the wrong end....

POST 10Original post

Quotes source post: 18627020

you can purchase a set of o-rings from Amazon and excitement with options. It worked for me!

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